MENG, Guo-Wu

Prof. MENG, Guo-Wu is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He joined HKUST in Fall 1993. His research interests include physics-inspired mathematics, with a focus on the Kepler problem and its mathematical implications. Prof. Meng's work explores connections between classical and quantum mechanics, particularly in the context of the Kepler problem and its relationship to special relativity. He has published extensively in journals such as the Journal of Geometry and Physics, Journal of Mathematical Physics, and others, contributing to areas such as topology, gauge fields, and mathematical physics.

Guowu Meng is a Professor of Mathematics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, specializing in Geometry, Symmetries, and Mathematical Physics. His research explores the interplay between geometric structures and physical systems, with a focus on quantization, symmetries, and their applications in quantum mechanics and field theories. Meng's work includes studies on the MICZ-Kepler problems, quantum Hall effect, and geometric constructions in higher dimensions. He has also contributed to the understanding of Dirac and Yang monopoles, Lorentz groups, and the representation theory of generalized hydrogen atoms. His research bridges abstract mathematical concepts with physical phenomena, emphasizing the role of symmetry in both classical and quantum systems.